at my high school. This explains any grammatical or spelling mistakes; I had teachers like this. Yes, I did have "Crapo" in high school. This is not exaggeration. Names have been changed to protect the guilty.
I present for your enjoyment a brief vignette of high school English class, in dramatic form:
SCENE: A classroom. Students are reading a great piece of literature.
BILLY: Hey, this story we're reading kinda has parallels to the story of David and Goliath. Is that intentional?
CRAPO: Um, I doubt it.
BILLY: Well, [Lists a bunch of specific reasons].
CRAPO: Well, lemme call Muchiniski.
MUCHINISKI [over the phone]: Um, I'm teaching now, talk later. [Hangs up]
CRAPO: Huh. Billy, you and um... Beth, go over there and ask him.
SCENE: Another classroom.
MUCHINISKI [to BILLY and BETH]: Tell her that if she's going to be an English teacher, she should read one of history's most important books, the Bible. Tell her that.
BILLY and JANE: Um...
MUCHINISKI: Just tell her to call me.
SCENE: First classroom.
CRAPO [on the phone] Oh. huh. um... ok.
CRAPO [to class]: He said I should, um, read the Bible. HAHA, isn't that cute?
JAMES [who's apparently a vocal atheist, whom CRAPO really respects, her golden boy for the year]: Uh, yeah, even I've read the bible.
CRAPO: [Flushes]
JAMES: Mrs. Crapo, you can borrow mine.
UPDATE: The names were changed to be more interesting, but still protect the guilty.